Answer:
D) Christ the Redeemer was officially denied in 1889 when Brazil mandated the separation of church and state.
Step-by-step explanation:
There was a proposal from the catholic priest to put the monument on Mount Corcovado but the construction project was rejected. In 1889, Brazil became a republic and the project to construct the monument was totally dismissed due to separation of state and church.
Another proposal was made in 1920 by organizing events to support the project such as fundraising and collecting signatures from people. A large amount of donations came from Brazilian Catholics. The construction began in the year 1922 and lasted until 1931 with a collaborative work of engineers, sculptors, and other construction people.